Category Archives: Community Grants

Yancey Elementary: Club Yancey Dance (2010)

This physical activity program focuses on dance and social, family fitness for fun. The program involved nearly 80 students in kindergarten through 5th grades. Program activities were designed to get children into a target heart rate zone for at least … Continue reading

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Walker Upper Elementary: Healthy Foods (2009)

This healthy foods program focused on 36 students in 5th and 6th grades. Each week students met to cook together and talk about healthy eating and nutrition. Activities usually focused on a recipe of the day, and at the end … Continue reading

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Johnson Elementary: Nutrition Education (2008)

This 8-month program focused on 90 low-income students in kindergarten through 4th grades. Students participated in games and exercises focused on nutrition education, and prepared vegetable-rich recipes and ate them with their families. October 2008

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Brownsville Elementary: Fruit and Veggies (2006)

This school-wide nutrition education program focused on eating fruits and vegetables and a range of colors. The program reached more than 370 students. Winter 2006

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Baker Butler Elementary: Healthy Snacks (2005)

This community grantĀ funded a healthy snacks program for 60 students in 3rd – 5th grades during summer school at Baker Butler Elementary. Students learned to prepare healthy snacks for themselves. Summer 2005

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Murray Elementary: Low-fat Milk Challenge (2003)

This program focused on 2nd-5th graders and milk consumption. Students participated in a milk taste-test and took milk moustache photos. Winter 2003

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Greer Elementary: 5-a-Day Challenge (2002)

This school-wide program challenged students to eat at least 5 servings of fruits and vegetables per day over the months of January and February. Winter 2002

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